👉 The term "rhizophagous" refers to a type of herb that grows on or near the surface of water bodies, typically in wetlands and estuaries. These plants are known for their ability to produce milk-like substance called rhizomes which they use to store and transport nutrients from the soil. They also have a unique root system that allows them to grow quickly and efficiently. This type of plant is often associated with mangrove forests, where it plays an important role in regulating water
